⏱ PHP Performance tool 🛠

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Highlight

• Measure easily the performance of your PHP script across multiple platforms
• Support for Laravel framework » Laravel
• Support interface web, web console and command line
• Export results to class, file or json string » how to use query logging
• Print information about PHP version, max exaction time and max memory
• Display current user and process id » how to display username and process id
• Support multiple points » how to use multiple points
• Measure time, memory usage and memory peak
• Switch automatically between interfaces
• Log database queries » how to use query logging
• Live function » how to use
• Easy to install » installation
• Support PHP version 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2
• Clearly and active wiki » Wiki
• Love feedback » backlog or create issues

Easy to use

// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;

// Set measure point
Performance::point();

//
// Run test code
//

// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();

See the function overview for more functions.

Web preview

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Command line preview

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See how to use query logging.

Web console

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See how to use query logging.

See how to export data.

See more info over data review.

Functions

Set measuring point with or without label

Performance::point( <optional:label> );

Finish previous measuring point

Performance::finish();

Finish all measuring points and return test results

Performance::results();

See the function overview for more.

Command line

Run the performance test for the command line

// Normal
$ php your_script.php

// Or live version
$ php your_script.php --live 

Help, docs and links

• Wiki
• Config items
• Backlog
• Change log
• Packagist

Backlog & Feedback

If you have any suggestions to improve this performance tool? Please add your feature, bug or improvement to the BACKLOG.dm. Or create a issues.

• Open backlog
• Create issues

Installation

Install with Laravel

Get PHP performance tool by running the Composer command in the command line.

 $ composer require bvanhoekelen/performance

Open your file for the performance test.

// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;

// Set measure point
Performance::point();

//
// Run test code
//

// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();

Install with Composer

Get PHP performance by running the Composer command in the command line.

 $ composer require bvanhoekelen/performance

Open your file for the performance test.

// Require vender autoload
require_once('../vendor/autoload.php');

// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;

// Set measure point
Performance::point();

//
// Run test code
//

// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();